About Truist Park
Truist Park, situated in the Cobb County suburb of Atlanta, Georgia, became the new home for the Atlanta Braves in 2017. Replacing the Braves' former ballpark, Turner Field, Truist Park was designed to offer an enhanced fan experience with state-of-the-art amenities, wider seats, and a more intimate setting. Beyond the ballpark itself, the venue is part of a larger development named "The Battery Atlanta," which features a blend of shopping, dining, entertainment, and residential spaces, creating a year-round destination for both baseball fans and visitors alike. The modern ballpark, with its combination of classic brickwork and contemporary design, not only offers fans a great view of the game but also picturesque vistas of the surrounding area. As the Braves continue their storied history, Truist Park stands as a testament to the franchise's commitment to providing fans with a top-tier baseball experience.
What to eat at Truist Park
- Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q First Base Side — Atlanta BBQ institution. The smoked wings and brisket are outstanding.
- Waffle House Right Field — Yes, there's a Waffle House inside the park. It's Georgia — scattered, smothered, covered.
- Kevin Rathbun Steak Burger Section 340 — Chef-driven burgers from one of Atlanta's top steakhouse chefs.
- King of Pops The Battery — Artisan popsicles in creative flavors — perfect on a hot Atlanta night.
Where to sit at Truist Park
- Infiniti Club (Sections 201-218) Premium — Premium club level with upscale food and drink included. Best overall experience.
- SunTrust Club (Sections 31-42) Premium — Behind home plate, close to the action with excellent sightlines.
- Upper Level Infield (Sections 410-425) Budget — Affordable seats with solid views from an elevated angle.
Parking and getting to Truist Park
- The Battery garages (Delta, Orange, Gold) are closest but fill fast. Pre-pay online.
- Free parking is available at Cumberland Mall with a shuttle to the park.
- Rideshare drop-off is on Circle 75 Parkway — well-organized but surge pricing is common.
What else to do near Truist Park
- The Battery Atlanta Adjacent — Mixed-use development with shops, restaurants, concerts, and nightlife.
- Ponce City Market 10 miles — Historic Sears building turned food hall and shopping destination.
- SunTrust Park Tours On-site — Behind-the-scenes tours of the clubhouse, press box, and more.
Before you go to Truist Park
- The Battery Atlanta — Arrive 2-3 hours early to explore The Battery — restaurants, bars, and entertainment right outside the park.
- Chop On — The Tomahawk Chop is a beloved tradition. Join in when the drums start and the chant builds.
- Monument Garden — Visit the Monument Garden beyond center field to see statues of Braves legends.
- The Chop House restaurant in right field has a patio overlooking the field — make reservations early.
- Stand on the skybridge connecting sections in the outfield for unique photo angles.
- Hope & Will's Sandlot behind center field is a free play area for kids with wiffle ball.
- The Braves Clubhouse Store in The Battery is open even on non-game days.
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